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Marc Cucurella Will Keep His Promise to Get a Luis de la Fuente Tattoo: The Design Has Been Revealed
Marc Cucurella is ready to fulfill one of the most memorable promises made during Spain's triumphant 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign. The Spanish defender will honor head coach Luis de la Fuente with a tattoo, and the design has now been revealed.
Marc Cucurella Is Ready to Fulfill His World Cup Promise
Spain's World Cup celebrations may be winding down, but for some players, it's now time to honor the promises they made during the tournament.
One of them is Marc Cucurella. The left-back, who came through Barcelona's La Masia academy and is now a Real Madrid player, vowed that if Spain lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy, he would get a tattoo of Luis de la Fuente as a tribute to the coach who guided La Roja to football's biggest prize.
The Tattoo Design Has Been Revealed
What many initially dismissed as a joke is about to become reality.
The design that Cucurella will have tattooed has now been revealed. It features a portrait of Luis de la Fuente alongside the FIFA World Cup trophy, creating a permanent reminder of Spain's historic triumph in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
The defender had previously said the tattoo would be relatively small but placed somewhere visible so that everyone could recognize the tribute.
A Tribute to the Coach Who Made History
Luis de la Fuente cemented his place in Spanish football history by leading the national team to its second FIFA World Cup title.
For Cucurella, the tattoo represents much more than fulfilling a promise. It is a lasting tribute to the manager who inspired a generation of players to return Spain to the top of world football.
A Memory That Will Last Forever
While many of Spain's players continue to enjoy their well-earned vacation following the historic title, Cucurella has chosen a very different way to celebrate.
Once the tattoo is complete, the Spanish defender will carry a permanent reminder of the greatest achievement of his career—and of a promise he never intended to break.












